• The only way secure and cheap to buy online tickets is to go their official website.
• Please note that they do not have a ticketing office anymore. Besides their official website.
• You can also buy tickets from a third party seller but with commission.
• The easiest way to reach the Colosseum from us is by taking bus number 51 from Largo Brindisi and getting off directly to Colosseum stop, in front of the metro.
• Or by taking the Tram line number 3.

• Located at the very heart of rome, on a public and open area, the Spanish steps is one of the heart that connects the hype of the famous luxury shopping street, Via Condotti, and Villa Borghese, one of the most famous and most frequented parks in Rome.
• On the top of the Spanish steps, you will find yourself at the Pincio area, where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Rome as well as a magnificent sunset depending on the weather.
• The best way to reach the Spanish steps from us is by taking the Metro station line A from San Giovanni and get off at Spagna Stop, 6th stop from us.
• You also have the option of taking the bus number 51 from Largo Brindisi and getting off at Largo Chigi. From here you can walk 10 to 15 minutes to reach the destination.

• Located in a public open area, just a few blocks away from Via del Corso, Is the largest Baroque fountain in the city. Being the most famous fountain in the world, this tourist spot is largely frequented and visited by people all year and all day long.
• To visit the fountain with as few people as possible, you have the option of going very early in the morning on the days of Spring, Summer and Autumn, or late at night.
• Coins are purportedly meant to be thrown using the right hand over the left shoulder

Number of coins:
1st coin guarantees a revisit to the city.
2nd coin means a love affair will happen
3rd coin means you will marry the person

Appia Antica, one of the biggest ancient roman streets in the roman era, has its name derived from its engineer, statesman Appio Claudio Cieco.
It was builded to connect Rome to Capua, to facilitate a faster route towards the south for the roman military on the occasion of the Second Samnite war.
It was then prolonged up until Brindisi’s port, which gave the Roman Empire direct connection to Greece, Egypt and the East.

How to reach Appia Antica from us:

You can take the bus number 218 at bus stop Magna Grecia / Tuscolo, along Via Magna Grecia street
Get off to Appia Antica / Travicella ( 7th stop ).

The word Catacomba which means “ Vicino alla cava ” “ near the quarry “ derived from the fact that the first digging for burials was made at the outskirts of Roman city near the quarry.
The catacombs are an underground gallery that was used from the 2nd century until the 5th century as a burial resting place for Pagans, Jews and the first Christian.

The 2 of the biggest and most recognized catacombs are St. Callixtus catacombe and Saint Sebastian catacombs.

Catacombs of St. Callixtus:

Named after the deacon St. Callixtus, this catacombs is part of a 15 hectare terrain, with different galleries long 20 km with 20 meters depth. This catacombs was assigned by Pope Zephyrinus at the beginning of the 3rd century the administration and became the official cemetery of the Roman church. There have been 16 pontiff burials, tens of martyrs and lots more christians found in these catacombs.

How to buy ticket:

Please buy tickets for individual ot tour groups directly on their official website: https://www.catacombesancallisto.it/en/prenota.php

Catacombs of Saint Sebastian:

Already used as a burial place for Pagans, this catacombs became the necropolis of the christian by the end of the 2nd century, dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul. Only in the 4th century did this catacombs take its current name St. Sebastian, who was honored by choosing to suffer the torture of the arrows rather than abjuring the Christian faith.
Not having died, the Emperor then took him to Palatine Hippodrome where he was killed with a stick and his body thrown.

How to reach from us:

• Both Catacombs are easily reachable by taking the bus number 218 along Via Magna Grecia at “ Magna Grecia / Tuscolo “ bus stop
• Getting off at the 10th stop “ Fosse Ardeatine “.
• You will then need to walk 1 km and a half ( around 20 minutes on foot ) to reach your destination.

How to buy ticket:

Please buy tickets for individual ot tour groups directly on their official website: https://www.catacombe.org/

Trivia:

I would recommend to visit Appia Antica and the Catacombs together since they are located in the same area Grabbing lunch, dinner or aperitif at restaurant Garden Ristò.

Made under the governorship of Emperor Caracalla, the Baths of Caracalla were inaugurated with the name Thermae Antoninianae. One of the most celebrated and well maintained ancient Roman thermal baths.
Thermal baths have been an indissoluble part of ancient Roman culture, the Caracalla baths used to be adorned with marbles and impressive arts. A place not only to enjoy bathing, doing sports and socializing, but also a place where politics socialize and talk about important matters.

How to buy ticket:

To buy the ticket I kindly recommend you to go to their official website: https://www.coopculture.it/en/poi/baths-of-caracalla/

How to reach:

• You can reach this ancient wonder by taking the bus number 671 along Via Soana at “ Soana “ bus stop ( 4 stops ).
• Getting off at bus stop “ Nervi / Palazzo Sport
• And walk 400 meters ( 5 minutes on foot )